Botanical entanglements : women, natural science, and the arts in eighteenth century England / Anna K. Sagal.

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Sagal, Anna K, 1985- [Author]

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online resource

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9780813946979

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QH21 .B683 2021

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Subject: "This book examines the subversive ways in which women made their mark on the scientific landscape of eighteenth-century England. By taking advantage of intersections between domesticity, femininity, and nature, the writers and artists of this study laid claim to a specific authority on naturalist subjects, ranging from botany to entomology to natural history more broadly"--

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"This book examines the subversive ways in which women made their mark on the scientific landscape of eighteenth-century England. By taking advantage of intersections between domesticity, femininity, and nature, the writers and artists of this study laid claim to a specific authority on naturalist subjects, ranging from botany to entomology to natural history more broadly"--

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